this is performance period extension request for a project at 72 ellis street. he project site is located on the north side of ellis. it is approximately 8400 square foot lot. and is located within the downtown area plan and the conservation district. the project was originally approved on november 15, 2001, it has received extensions, 2004, 2010 and 2013? july of 2015, the planning commission reviewed the final design of the project in informational hearing for the conditions of approval from the 2013 extension. the building permit was filed in august of 2015 and the project pursued the issuance of the permit. late 2016, the new project sponsor has pursued the applications to grant additional period of time such that the building permit could be issued by the department of building inspecting. the modified project before you, would demolish parking lot and construction 130-foot tall, to maximum height of 146 feet. 11 story over basement. the proposed building would contain hotel use. providing 192 guest rooms and containing 5500 gross square feet of retail space

and the other is a remnant parcel called the ellis street driveway, directly next to the fillmore heritage center. serves as the driveway to that shopping center. and in the p.m.p. that is slated for disposition as a fair market sale, so that is also on the work list for 18-19. >> ok. >> any other comments? commissioner bustos. >> just one clarification for mr. lee. yes. slide 22. i know this, but i just want to make sure i get this. so, on the bullet, for small business enterprises, 74% for professional services is 10 million. that's 10 million in fees, right? >> that is correct, yes. >> just making sure the math -- ok. >> and i have one clarification. of brie. 47 staff and three contracted. what are -- can you expand on that? >> sure. so, if you go back in the way back time machine and remember dissolution and at one point the city, we thought we were going to be a city department, and then we were not a city department, and so three former o.c.i.i. employees joined the department of administrative services staff and, but they continued to perform their same duties and do the same work t

on twitter, sfpd says the stabbing happened at ellis street. now, that's just a few blocks away from union square. police said the victim's injuries appeared to be life threatening. now, the victim is in stable condition. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> the investigation continues this morning after a deadly police shooting in redwood city over the weekend. saturday afternoon, auofficers responded to a man with a gun pacing around those atm machines. they tried to convince that man to surrender. instead, he pulled out a gun and fired at officers. officers returned fire and that man was killed. his identity has not been released yet, but police knew him and he had a history of police contact since he was 8 years old. >>> bart said they will require all passengers to carry proof of payment. a team is training and they expect to roll out the new rules this week. there will be a one-month pass. fines for minors, $55. >>> the time is winding down to take a spontaneous trip to woods. a reservation system starts on the 1

sfpd tenderloin unit says that happened at ellis street. a few blocks away from union square.olice say the victim's injuries appeared to be life threatening. now the victim is in stable condition. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> a deadly police shooting in redwood city. saturday afternoon, officers responded to a call about a man with a gun near the atm. police say they tried to convince that man to surrender. instead, he pulled out a gun and fired at officers. officers returned fire as the man was killed. his identity has not been released. police did say they know him and he had a history of police contact since he was eight years old. >>> bart will start requiring all passengers to carry proof of payment. right now, a fare inspection team is training and expected to roll out the new rules. once they start patrolling the train stations in that area, there will be a one month warning period for everyone. after that, if you are caught not paying your fare, you will get a $75 ticket. more than that fare will be. fines for minors will be $55. >> th

they've been working in good faith with immediate neighbors on ellis street. i believe they've reached some conclusions on that. we're feeling good about that. finally, just garbage issues. we feel about cleaning and safety issues in union square and making sure there's proper garbage management to keep that area safe and welcoming. we do support the district. thank you for your time. >> thank you, ms. flood. >> good afternoon, commissioners. director tran. larry mizzola, junior, local plumbers union. i come here today to speak to you on this project on behalf of local 38 plumbers union and local 43 union and 144 sheet metal and all the other unions within the building trades that are represented on this job. we're here to tell you that we think this developer has really stepped up. we think this developer deserves to have this thing finally pushed through today. we had plenty of meetings with this developer, a lot of different discussions. my hat goes off to them. they really did their due diligence. they listened. they were able to see the big picture and ch

commissioner kopp, you said some on ellis street, yeah, some projects go through and some crash. well, here's the crash. i was in on those negotiations. after the last time i was here with you with them, we haven't heard anything, as you've heard. so i'm not going to address it. i'm just going to say, you know, this proliferation of buildings that we have coming online around the mission, i swear to god, they all look like prisons. and this one either looks like a prison or a mental institution. it's like that stanley -- i didn't even know it was stanley. everybody loves him, but i think he's really overrated at south wednesday and s and 15th. my god. let's get a little esthetic going here. if we're going to be saddled with these horribly overpriced luxury buildings, give us something to look at at least. anyway, i hope you make them go back and negotiate more with us. thank you. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> next speaker, please. >> hi. having equity is a very close topic near and dear to my heart. my family has been evicted twice. i went to three different high schools

it happened near the intersection of ellis street and indiana avenue just before 9:00 a.m. shot in the leg. both were taken to the hospital. neither was seriously hurt. police are still looking for the shooter as well as a motive. >> it was out with the old and in with the new in chester county. take a look at this video. with the flip of a switch these two stacks were imploded today. they used to be part of the former sunoco paper mill plant in downingtown. the property is being cleared to make room for a new amtrak and septa train station. >> a bus driver in china has been given a big reward for saving more than a dozen people from disaster last month. new video from inside the minibus shows the driver slam on his brakes right before that landslide buried the road here. the 20 year veteran says he stopped after noticing a few falling rocks. several large boulders started to tumble down seconds later in addition to the cash, the bus company gave the driver a heroism award saying his keen eyesight saved the 15 passengers on board. >> ♪ >> big talkers now. we are two days a,

item four, case number 2016. 519 ellis street. conditional use. conditional use authorization. i have no eke spaoer cards. >> any public comment on the items being -- or the consent calendar? seeing none, commissioner? commissioner koppel. >> move to approve [inaudible]. [coughing [ >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on that motion to approve all items under your consent calendar. [roll call] so move, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 5-0. and places us under commission matters. >> commissioner johnson. >> hi, everybody. i wanted to say that today will be my last hearing as a planning commissioner for san francisco. i have been a proud public servant in volunteer capacity for around 14 years now. i've served on citizen advisory companies. i was on the ocii commission when it was for the purposed and served the last 3 1/2 years as planning commissioner. i'm leaving to hopefully continue my public service if other capacities, but i wanted to give a statement here to the commission, to the staff and to the rest of the city that i've been honoured to serve beside y

ellis. >> i represent the owner of 351 turk street, which is -- has 600 residents at that location. it's affordable housing. there's 100 children that live there. there are many elderly people and many disabled people. they were not outreached at all for this project. we definitely support the bike lane. we think it's great. between turk and -- on turk street leavenworth and hyde, it dives in. i think it's absolutely the right thing to do, to provide them with curb street access. we're right next door to that, and the residents have should the same accommodation as curry center. there are kids that will across the bike lane to get to their transit modes. there are recycling trucks that go there daily, uber and lyft. all these paraforms of transportation will have to across the bike lane to access these forms of transportation. really appreciate the time of adrian and charles and meeting out there, and i think we just have a difference of opinion on whether the bike lane should dive in at the curb or stay outside of the curb at that location. i think the potential conflicts were pede

street. the city's clean up means that christine will be out here even longer. for anything for was better. than take into the tent. ellis is a. l l o . for many homeless people in l.a. a lack of affordable housing makes it almost impossible to get off the streets. liston three percent of the city's rental market is vacant. we walk around most of the night and then christine shows me something breaking. this is the famous blouse. that i called my home. no memories do you think. so that was her this is home. i do this home this for. f.l.t. cheering. again. which is the god's timing that my. then she says in mind. this is my back. don't be a stranger ok. well this is tiny homes could help people like christine until they get back on their feet back in compton the pressure is on for them to finish raven's tiny house. but he still needs to locate a place we can put it some way the city clean up one easily find these are just two of over eight thousand lots of the city controls. are off and stuff boarded up is not allowed. and while searching he gets a. even with an unexpected update. you know right after you're done that i d

ellis' take. a while. for many homeless people in l.a. a lack of affordable housing makes it almost impossible to get off the streets. liston three percent of the city's rental market is fake and. we walk around most of the night and then christine shows me something how breaking . this is the famous grouse. test it was called. never memories do you think. so that was how this is home. is home this. f.l.t. cheering. again. which is the god's timing that mike. and he says in mind. this is meant that. the biggest danger is that. elvis is tiny homes could help people like christine until they get back on their feet back in compton the pressure is on for them to finish raven's tiny house. but he still needs to locate a place we can put it some way the city clean up won't easily find these are just two of over eight thousand watts of the city controls. but. often stuff more luck is not allowed. and while searching he gets a. even with an unexpected update. and you are right left in your hand. yeah i'm pregnant. this morning i'm pregnant hard on governor. else way over about on a great year and i have my life together elv

ellis act her. i said, you've got to be kidding me. you don't throw anybody out into the streets. this is absolutely crazy. you know, i applaud you for doing the life estate. i really do. however, i look back at, you know, your operating in not good faith to buy the building and then within days evicting people. we don't know what happened to them. we know what happened to iris. part of me likes you. part of me doesn't like you. that's not what's before us today, you but i think it's a commentary what's going on in the city today. it kind of makes me sick. it really does. it's like, this isn't the city i moved to when i moved here. it's just, everything is so selfish and so money oriented. it's like, who cares if we trounce on people or their rights. that just is really bothering me these days where i talked to my husband about leaving the city. so my reason for not approving this is not on how i feel about the owners or anything else, the state of the city. as i look at the planning code section 101.1. about, -- 101.1b, it does comply with abcdefg and h. as i read down -- i'm not

ellis. >> reporter: in las vegas, his name is synonymous with luxury. the man who has built some of the biggest casinos on the strip, but tonight steve wynn is under fire. according to "the wall street journal," the casino billionaire paid an unnamed manicurist who worked at his flagship hotel a $7.5 million settlement after she filed a detailed report to the casino's human resources department claiming that during a manicure in his office, wynn pressured her to take her clothes off and have sex with him back in 2005. "the wall street journal" talked to 150 past and present employees of wynn, some of whom allege similar behavior. >> there is a cumulative pattern of sexual misconduct from steve wynn that comes into view from talking to a large number of employees over a long period of time. >> reporter: some of the behavior allegedly taking place in wynn's office where he kept a massage table. in a statement, steve wynn says, the idea that i ever assaulted any woman is preposterous. and that the instigation of these accusations is the continued work of my ex-wife elaine wynn, with whom i am involved in a terrible and nasty lawsuit. elaine has explicitly threatened to slander and dest

street vendors. that's why the governor said it was so important for just the economics of this city to open the statue and ellis island tomorrow. >> yeah. major point there being a local economy, local tourist economy. but people living paycheck to paycheck. government workers working overseas as well, they're not getting paid which is a huge impact in a daily lifestyle. so hoping things can get worked out here. thank you. >>> back to the hill now. joining us now fm there, garrett, senator nef flajeff fl tweeting that mcconnell tweeting this afternoon, are we hearing news of a possible negotiation, possible deal here? what are you hearing? >> things seem to be moving. jeff flake may have been able to put eyes on this actual meeting that reporters here haven't seen. we know that mcconnell and schumer both ducked into an area just off the senate floor that senators can get access to and we can't, at about the same time. the circumstantial evidence is there that the two of them met. though no one from either of their offices confirms it. which tells you about the sensitivity of negotiations going on right now. ult

ellis island or turned away. abc news new york. >> women are preparing to march through washington, d.c. in the second annual women's march. this marks one year since the first march filled the streets in the nation's capitol. half a million people marched in washington. this year the events focuses on women vote own get involved in civil and political roles. >>> a similar event is taking place right here, this morning thousands are getting ready to take part in the women's march in philadelphia. the benjamin franklin parkway has been closed to traffic in anticipation of the big event. the march starts at 11:00 a.m. and moves from logan square to eakens oval. there will be a rally with speakers and performers at noon. >> still more to come on "action news" saturday morning. the fbi releasing their preliminary investigative report on october 1 mass shooting in las vegas. we'll tell you what it reveals about the gunman. >>> months after a tragic death of a philly icon we're learning how roy halladay died. >> reporter: yesterday was not bad, 46. today we add ten 56 degrees. le this is the first of the four straight days in the 50s. we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecas

street comes down with a case of solo. the fear of missing out. carol: all that ahead on bloomberg businessweek. ♪ carol: we are here with the assistant managing editor jim ellisyou do the solutions issue. tell us about this issue. you have a lot of stories that tackle tough problems. what is the thinking? im: often, we look back at things that happen in the past couple weeks or sometimes throw things ahead to think about financial issues. we wanted to say there are a lot of things that people who are interested in been is -- business and management worry about the big problems of life. now,: take us to india trying to do magical things with waste. jim: it's interesting because india you think of as a place with a waste problem and it does. less than a quarter of waste in india is actually even processed. most of it is dumped and often in places where it can foul water, where people can get eaten by the livestock they used to eat. so it's a really big problem. so there's a city in southern it is looking at innovative ways to basically transform waste into revenue. it's a mixture of tax incentives and getting people more involved and it's separating waste and g

this park to go visit the statue of liberty, visit ellis island, and visitors spent an estimated $263 million just downtown. whether it was wall streetting these sites and just kind of meandering around. so basically for the governor to pay 65k from the new york state tourism budget seems like a pretty clear call to make. because this event has been politicized, here is what the governor had to say. >> the statue of liberty, america, new york is all about immigration. it's all about welcoming new people. it's all about bringing new people here. the concept of closing the doors to immigrants is repugnant to the concept of america. >> okay. so obviously that was part of the political conversation, which hopefully seems like it's going to be resolved soon. but i will say one thing, neil. i've been down here before in the summer with my family to take my kids to see the statue of liberty, and it was a mob scene. now, granted this is a monday, it is january. but you can see around me, it is pretty quiet. there are not too many tourists around. but there is actually a restaurant that i'm standing right outside of and one of the owners said